The Good: Controls are relatively tight and there are a lot of weapons you can equip as your floaty arsenal to slice, dice, bash, and shoot your enemies. The animations aren't terrible. Sound design isn't bad either. You can R-18 patch the h-animations in just by googling R18 and the game name and downloading the patch. It's really easy to install as well.

The Meh: Doesn't appear to be any kind of a gallery mode. The animations seem to be short, limited, and repetitive. Most of them are exactly the same, just with different enemies. I thought I saw the R-18 patch mention harder animations...but I didn't see anything harder than swiping with a weapon.

The Blah: Either a lot of enemies don't have an h-animation, or there are just bugs getting them to trigger. Several of the bosses just stand atop you and spam their attacks, doing nothing else. Some enemies, like the worms and spiders, do so little damage and can't seem to knock you down...so you can't see their animations. There are sections, like the basement and sewer levels, where you are running down super long corridors. Often times there aren't even enemies...so it just makes me ask WHY? To make things worse, there are multiple exits to some of the sublevels down there, and you can't even open a map to see where you should go. Sometimes context clues GO ----> pop up, but you can't really always rely on them to be there.

The Verdict: It's an alright game. I wouldn't really spend much more than like $5-8 on this. Animations haven't been good enough, frequent enough, or reliable enough to warrant paying full price. If I could, I would give this a neutral rating.